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Show HN: Milkshake – Make Websites from a Phone

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Re: Show HN: Milkshake – Make Websites from a Phone

#51
This is a such a weird niche. Personally I love "business card" websites but I feel that this is not a correct way to approach this.

Why stick with this weird format instead of some responsive grid/flex design? Why only limit to two slide pages? It seems like you guys reinventing wheel here and burdening yourself with unecessary restrictions.

I swear the first person to adapt hugo/lektor/pelican for casual mobile markets will strike gold. It's a static website that you can charge like 2$/month and still have a 90% profit margin.

Sorry if I come out negative but Milkshake looks a bit of a wasted opportunity here.

Re: Show HN: Milkshake – Make Websites from a Phone

#55
post #53

You've had a good opportunity with your short URI. Now it doesn't "pronounce" as Milkshake. If this makes sense, grab the domain, otherwise let me know

what do you mean?

msha.ke is shorter than milksha.ke

Or were you thinking of another domain?

Re: Show HN: Milkshake – Make Websites from a Phone

#57
post #11

This is high quality product that produces high quality media and, most importantly, it is a breeze to use (proof: https://msha.ke/ronilan/ ) However, “Make Websites from a Phone” is an illusive target. I’ve had a startup circa 2013 with a somewhat similar focus. It got to a working MVP (sort of) and VC term-sheet before it imploded. All that’s left is this video ( https://vimeo.com/68029789 ). There have been multip…

I just wanted to point out that there's a mistake on your website. You write snowboarding is better than skiing. This is clearly false.

Re: Show HN: Milkshake – Make Websites from a Phone

#58
post #47

Milkshake as a product and company looks well executed. However, I wonder if these website builders are a fallacy. If you make money with your business get a team building your custom site, if not just put your opening times right on Google Business without having a website. A half-baken website also done with a builder is still work and if nobody drives by, why the hassle? And most builders I know still have subpar…

Having a site on a domain you own is critical as an anchor, if you only list on third party sites and for whatever reason they take your listing down your business evaporates overnight.
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